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Leah Hartman, J.D., MBA, is working with her colleagues to create a Pompea College of Business brand so strong and recognizable that employers will say, “That’s a Pompea College student – a job candidate who has the skills to hit the ground running.”
Whether her research is focused on rare diseases or cancer, Esma Fera ’24, a native of Kosovo, is committed to improving the lives of patients. She’s grateful for the impactful and hands-on opportunities she had in the lab as a research intern for AstraZeneca/Alexion Pharmaceuticals.
Vishwa Shah '24 MPH is looking forward to beginning a new internship that, she believes, will offer exciting learning opportunities. She also encourages her fellow Chargers to pursue internship opportunities and to develop confidence in themselves.
As Beatrice Glaviano ’26 juggles work, a challenging courseload, and a chronic illness, she has learned to plan her weeks, to reflect on what she’s grateful for, and to be gentle with herself. She offers her support and encouragement to her fellow Chargers as they power on through the Fall semester.
For Beatrice Glaviano '26, sometimes it's important to take a step back and explore some of life's big (and small) questions, which, she finds, can spark anything from deep self-reflection to a fun and lighthearted discussion.
We recognize that transitioning to life as a college student – and the college years in general – can present some challenges. Check out some of the resources and tips we compiled to help you best support your Charger.
Several new graduates of the University’s master’s in healthcare administration program discuss how their education and the opportunities they had as Chargers prepared them for their current careers in the healthcare field.
With the summer break ending and student life returning to campus, fall indeed brings out the most energetic form of student life. Like every year we have seen a memorable level of energy with new and returning students, including a diverse group of international students.
As the first week of classes wrapped up, students gathered for a huge display of the backbone of the University's social culture: an involvement fair featuring the University's recognized student organizations (RSOs).
Meet Timothy Prince, coordinator for leadership and diversity & inclusion, who is passionate about his work in higher education and who is now continuing his own education in the field.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 revisits the permission slip, something she remembers from childhood, and applies it, as well as the lessons it can offer, to life as a college student.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses nutrition and food choice, exploring self-care, health, well-being, and our relationships with food.
A grant for nearly a quarter of a million dollars will create exciting opportunities for Hao Sun, Ph.D., and his students in the laboratory as they conduct impactful research on polymers. They hope their work will address pressing global challenges such as plastic pollution and the depletion of petroleum resources.
As a graduate student at the University, I took every opportunity to connect with my fellow Chargers, and I enjoyed the meaningful connections I made. I am now excited to be beginning my career at Proponent, giving me the opportunity to apply what I’ve learned at the University.
Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, has a vast background in research and health policy, as well as in fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion. He’s now applying his experience and expertise to an exciting public service opportunity in Washington, D.C., where, for the next year, he will have a seat at the table when it comes to informing policy.
With the academic year now underway, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 looks ahead to what promises to be a busy and exciting semester. She reflects on managing her time while also focusing on her own health and well-being, and she offers recommendations and encouragement to her fellow Chargers.
My classmates and I were excited to return to the University of New Haven this fall, and we are looking forward to the many opportunities this academic year is sure to bring.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reflects on what she describes as the “privilege” of serving as a mentor for her new classmates as part of the University’s First-Year Leadership (FLEx) program, and she recalls her own experience in the program as a new Charger last year.
For Kevin Barnes-Ceeney, Ph.D., his research has brought him around the world and has taught him the power and importance of forgiveness. He's bringing what he's learned into the classroom and to his prestigious new role as the University's Oskar Schindler Humanities Endowed Professor.
Held as part of the University’s Charge In Welcome Experience, Convocation was a fully charged event that officially welcomed members of the Class of 2027 to the University community.
